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The Duchess of Sussex posted the clip on Friday with the caption: 'We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to bring you this important message.'

The researchers say that their findings suggest that combining two lifestyle interventions may contribute to better health, and could potentially applied as a treatment in preventive medicine.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the BBC: A lawyer representing the online message board 4chan says it won't pay a proposed fine by the UK's media regulator as it enforces the Online Safety Act. According to Preston Byrne, managing partner of law firm Byrne & Storm, Ofcom has provisionally decided to impose a 20,000-pound fine "with daily penalties thereafter" for as long as the site fails to comply with its request. "Ofcom's notices create no legal obligations in the United States," he told the BBC, adding he believed the regulator's investigation was part of an "illegal campaign of harassment" against US tech firms. "4chan has broken no laws in the United States -- my client will not pay any penalty," Mr Byrne said. Ofcom began investigating 4chan over whether it was complying with its obligations under the UK's Online Safety Act. Then in August, it said it had issued 4chan with "a provisional notice of contravention" for failing to comply with two requests for information. Ofcom said its investigation would examine whether the message board was complying with the act, including requirements to protect its users from illegal content. "American businesses do not surrender their First Amendment rights because a foreign bureaucrat sends them an email," law firms Byrne & Storm and Coleman Law wrote. "Under settled principles of US law, American courts will not enforce foreign penal fines or censorship codes. If necessary, we will seek appropriate relief in US federal court to confirm these principles." The statement calls on the Trump administration to intervene and protect American businesses from "extraterritorial censorship mandates."

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The unnamed 15-year-old is said to have been rushed to Braga Hospital on Friday afternoon in a 'critical condition.'

Swift's The Life of a Showgirl doesn't drop until October, but the album is already setting trends. The racy LP's sparkly orange theme is set to become the next big color in fashion

AI will radically change the world of work and much else. But the reverse is a reminder that the road ahead will be bumpy.

Olivia Bettney (right), 20, was found dead on August 13, just hours before she and her sister Mollie Holborow were due to take mum Susan Burfoot (left) out for her 64th birthday.

The influencer, 26, headed to Abersoch, North Wales with some friends for some quality time away, according to the Sun.

Darren McGrady, who worked for the royals for 15 years, has opened up about the Royal Family 's summer holidays, including their surprisingly normal routine at Balmoral.

Alice Spies, 20, was trying on clothes at a Zara when she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her leg and became dizzy.

Groundbreaking research suggests that reversing memory loss may be achievable by restoring the balance of a common elemental protein in the brain.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Expect record-breaking temperatures to change the workplace, the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warned today in a new report. When workers don't have adequate protections from heat stress, their health and productivity suffer. It's a risk employers and lawmakers have to take more seriously if they want to keep workers safe and businesses prosperous, the agencies say. That means finding ways to adapt in a warming world, and paying close attention to groups that might be more vulnerable than others. [...] More than 2.4 billion people around the world -- 71 percent of the working population -- experience workplace heat stress, according to estimates from the ILO. Each year, 22.85 million occupational injuries and 18,970 fatalities are linked to excessive heat at work. The report also says that worker productivity falls 2-3 percent with every degree increase above 20 degrees Celsius in wet-bulb globe temperature, a measure that takes humidity and other environmental factors into account.

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BrewDog co-founder Martin Dickie has unexpectedly quit the controversial Scottish craft beer giant 'for personal reasons'.

Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI researchers warn of uneven power usage associated with AI training, and propose possible fixes

Researchers at Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI have issued a call to designers of software, hardware, infrastructure, and utilities for help finding ways to normalize power demand during AI training.…

President Donald Trump said Friday he had no prior knowledge of the early morning FBI raid on his former advisor John Bolton.

The tennis ace, 43, showcased her trim figure in the ad as she modelled a white vest and shorts, showcasing her slim waist and toned legs.

It happened right at the start of his music career

Charles Hartle had a fixation with knives and killing people he believed to be opponents and a dangerous obsession with gang culture, a court heard.

The war of words between JK Rowling and Nicola Sturgeon over gender escalated after the author branded the politician 'thin skinned' and 'vain'.

There's always a certain level of risk when getting into a rideshare vehicle of any kind - but is there a specific seat in an Uber or Lyft car that puts you more at risk?